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timid fiber
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We have an equivalent classes

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We say that by definition of equivalent classes

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A intersects B must yields empty set

tepid pelican
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This is unnecessary

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Partitions werent defined like that

timid fiber
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And which by definition that A=B holds

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But it implies equivalent classes

tepid pelican
timid fiber
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No you didn’t understand it

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P is not an partition but an actual partition

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By definition partition implies( X \ ~ )

tepid pelican
timid fiber
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Basically P= (X~)

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It is an equivalent relation on X

tepid pelican
timid fiber
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By definition it is X/ ~

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X\ ~ is properly defined

tepid pelican
tepid pelican
timid fiber
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X\ ~ is a partition

tepid pelican
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Nobody defined X and ~

timid fiber
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This is a set - theoretical notation

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Just it used that stupid unconventional mathcal P which led confusion

tepid pelican
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X and ~ dont have any special meaning there

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They are just there to get the idea accross

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But it actually doesnt define them

timid fiber
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What Y?

tepid pelican
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~, sorry

timid fiber
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Yes it implies equivalent relations

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Which is a defined partition

tepid pelican
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You could instead define it using A and % and it would have exactly the same effect

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X and ~ are just placeholders

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The defn doesnt define them

timid fiber
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I am just saying the problem of the asker

tepid pelican
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Its unrelated tho

timid fiber
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It wasn’t a question

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It was a definition sorry

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It’s then true

tepid pelican
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This is a completely different definition

timid fiber
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It formally established equivalent classes and partitions

tepid pelican
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We dont have any equivalence classes given to us

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We cant just make it up

timid fiber
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Sorry it’s late in NL I thought it was a problem but a definition yes your lecture note is rigorous

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It properly defined the partition only notation

timid fiber
tepid pelican
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The only problem is the exercise itself

timid fiber
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That exercise is poweset

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Why asked ?

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That thing is undefined as partition

tepid pelican
tepid pelican
timid fiber
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What?

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So basically we are arguing over that stupid question

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Like nonsense

tepid pelican
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OP said that the P in P(A) is a partitiom

timid fiber
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How can that be defined

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Partitioning on what

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No equivalent classes given

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What is partitioned

tepid pelican
timid fiber
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Well it’s undefined eitherway

tepid pelican
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This defn doesnt use equivalence classes

timid fiber
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Well okay still it doesn’t matter

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It is undefined

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Partitions implies disjoint intersection yields empty set, and union of all disjoints yields X

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However A and B are arbitrary

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Like what the fuck are they

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Like the OP must be able to tell what is being asked

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I am completely confused if that partition

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wanton bison
wary violet
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Ich mache vor der Prüfung kurz Wiederholung

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Ich habe eine bisschen Problem, welche die Bedingung ist, zu bestimmen.

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Warum ist dr erste Würfel zeigt eine 6 ereignis A

wanton bison
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Bedingung ist dass zuerst eine 6 gewürfelt wurde

wary violet
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Ich glaube mein deutsch ist nicht genug

wanton bison
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P(A|B) Wahrscheinlichkeit von A, unter der Bedingung, dass B eingetreten ist

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P("Erster Wurf 6" | "Augensumme gerade" )

wary violet
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Ist es, weil augensunme gerade bevor wort „gegeben“erwähnt ist?

wanton bison
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Moment ich hab es verkehrt rum

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Wir wollen wissen wie die WK ist, dass eine 6 gewürfelt wurde unter der Bedingung, dass die Augensumme gerade ist

wanton bison
wary violet
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Ach so.

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Ach so.

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Verstanden.

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Danke.

wanton bison
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das was gegeben ist, ist die Bedingung oder Annahme

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\begin{align*}
\mathbb{P}(\text{"Erster Wurf 6"}|\text{"Augensumme gerade" })=\frac{\mathbb{P}(\text{"Augensumme gerade" }|\text{"Erster Wurf 6"}) \cdot \mathbb{P}(\text{"Erster Wurf 6"})}{\mathbb{P}(\text{"Augensumme gerade" })}
\end{align*}

clever fjordBOT
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𝔸dωn𝓲²s

wanton bison
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Satz von Bayes

wary violet
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Danke2 ich habe verstanden.

wanton bison
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Nichts verstanden.

wary violet
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Danke

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earnest mango
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Does anyone have a good challenge problems for laws of logarithms/log functions/exponential functions? Simplifying, solving for x, etc.

earnest mango
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thanks!

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velvet heart
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youtube

earnest mango
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@winged vortex do you have simplifying ones w/ log rules

amber granite
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im being serious

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what

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u can specify that you want challenging ones

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chatgpt is smart but it cant read your mind

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🧍‍♀️

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acoustic crest
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Can someone explain how to solve this limit question? I'm having a hard time figuring out the steps to get to the solution.

feral scaffold
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you can't separate an integral like that
use IBP

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hearty kelp
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am i right with A here?

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.close

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heady plover
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Any ideas?

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green elm
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should the last word be "diagonal" instead of "diagonalizable"?

heady plover
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Aah yes

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My mistake

green elm
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you know there's a P that works for A

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see if you can show that the same P works for B

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if you let $D = P^{-1}AP$ and $B' = P^{-1}BP$ then if you left multiply your equation by $P^{-1}$ and right multiply it by $P$ and simplify, you get $$DB' = D - B'$$

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heady plover
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Idk how to utilize the condition AB=A-B

green elm
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where D is diagonal

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now compare the i,j elements of both sides of that equation

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consider separately the cases i != j and i = j

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by doing so i was able to show that the i,j entry of B' is zero if i!=j (thus B' is diagonal)

heady plover
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monkaS I can never come up with such a solution in my lifetime

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lemme ponder for a while

heady plover
green elm
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what's λ

heady plover
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eigenvalue of D

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DB'=D-B'
$\lambda_i b'{ii} = \lambda_i - b'{ii}$

green elm
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yea

clever fjordBOT
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mayonnaise

green elm
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actually i suggest doing the i != j case first

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that will narrow things down to two possibilities

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and you can exclude one of the possibilities by looking at the i = j case

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and the only remaining possibility will be that B' is diagonal

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that's how i did it anyway

heady plover
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Thx!

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tardy horizon
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How do you get (3.2)!

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wanton bison
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Gamma function

paper onyx
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In mathematics, the gamma function (represented by Γ, capital Greek letter gamma) is the most common extension of the factorial function to complex numbers. Derived by Daniel Bernoulli, the gamma function

    Γ
    (
    z
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{\displaystyle \Gamma (z)}

is defined for all complex numbers

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red reef
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Why is the asymptotes specifically in that part of the graph

zinc glacier
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a refursive definition of the factorial is (n-1)!=(n!)/n

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this breaks when you get to numbers like 0

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tardy horizon
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Defining factorial as factorial

tardy horizon
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swift heron
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Why is 3 - (3 + 2i) = 2i?

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swift heron
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oh

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oops

charred spindle
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looks like a typo

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that line also has lambda_2 which should say lambda_1

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Need help attemtping to derive the following or check if it is correct : $\sum_{m=1}^\infty G(\chi, m) m^{2s-1} = G(\chi, 1) \cdot L(1-2s, \overline{\chi})$, where $G(\chi,m)$ is a gauss sum and $chi$ has conductor $q$

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M47R1XAdV#9685

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lean willow
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Idk

rich tusk
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how do you think should I approach it?

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minor lion
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So ended up here

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minor lion
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Cos(x)/x is obviously not integratable but wolfram still gave an answer

steady tide
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which is?

minor lion
minor lion
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The answer's elementary

steady tide
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show me your wolframalpha prompt

minor lion
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Well uh anything?

steady tide
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i am not qualified in ode enough to clear your doubt catglasses

minor lion
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Oh well

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Thanks for trying

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I shall wait for the next helper now

steady tide
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others can help tho

minor lion
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Oh well

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mystic saffron
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dividation?

glossy lotus
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Do you know Ruffini?

mystic saffron
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synthetic division?

glossy lotus
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Hmm let me do an example and you see if you can understand the process. Wait a sec

mystic saffron
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it's just another way

glossy lotus
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Yeah you can do it that way as well but this is more convenient when divided in the form of x-a

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Sorry I had a minor error there

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This is yours

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Should have been like this

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.

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glossy lotus
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For which one?

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It is good to check if it is right by multiplying your result to the divisor to get the dividend

warped glacier
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,w (2x^3 - 9x^2 + 3x + 4) / (x - 4) simplify

glossy lotus
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I did x-1

warped glacier
glossy lotus
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Nah just my teachers taught me well

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warm knoll
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how do i find the joint distribution function

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meager juniper
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It looks like you just make sure the columns add up to pX(x) and the rows add up to pY(y) and everything adds up to 1.

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@warm knoll

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For instance, we are given that the first column is 1/6, ?, 5/12. We know that 1/6 + ? = 5/12, so it's possible to determine that the ? represents 1/4 because 1/6 + 1/4 = 2/12 + 3/12 = 5/12.

warm knoll
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ive done that in part a

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thats

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the question

meager juniper
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I mean, the table, the top four entries at least, is the joint distribution function.

warm knoll
meager juniper
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You can simply write the function as cases.

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[
p_{X,Y}(x, y) = \begin{cases}
1/6 & \text{if $x = 1$ and $y = 0$} \
1/4 & \text{if $x = 1$ and $y = 1$} \
\text{etc.}
\end{cases}
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OmnipotentEntity

meager juniper
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@warm knoll

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Ohhh

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Tysm

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urban topaz
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I need help factoring.x^2-x-42

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green sage
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what are your coefficients in this quadratic

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if your quadratic is in the form ax^2 + bx + c, what is a, b, and c

urban topaz
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im supposed to factor it. like splify it or sum

vagrant hazel
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hes asking you because you need to know the a, b, and c to factorize it

urban topaz
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i do?

vagrant hazel
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you have the quadratic:

x^2 - x - 42

which is in the form:

ax^2 + bx + c

what are the values of a, b, and c in the quadratic?

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well yeah its just what you need to know at first to start factoring it

urban topaz
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a=1 b=1 c=42

vagrant hazel
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incorrect

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consider the signs yeah

velvet heart
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you need to consider the signs

urban topaz
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a=1 b=-1 c=-42?

vagrant hazel
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correct

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now basically how factoring works is its going backwards from distribution

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so all you need to do is find two numbers that multiply to -42 and add up to -1

urban topaz
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so (x-7)(x-6)?

vagrant hazel
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incorrect

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what is -7 + -6

urban topaz
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(x-7)(x+6)

vagrant hazel
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correct

urban topaz
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ty

vagrant hazel
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gets more complicated once you have an a value that is not 1 tho

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still relatively easy though, just try to find two numbers that multiply to a*c while adding up to b

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then just seperate the bx value into those two values

urban topaz
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like x^2-6x-16 but its easier for me

vagrant hazel
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?

urban topaz
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its (x-8)(x+2)

vagrant hazel
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yes

urban topaz
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and if theres a number before x^2 i just dived everything by it

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if theres extra varibles in ever part they go in the front?

vagrant hazel
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well that only really works if you set it to 0

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which is not the case all the time

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think of something like 2x^2 + 7x - 15

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you cant divide since its not set equal to 0

and you cant take out a 2 otherwise it turns into fractions

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so what do you do? Simple: just try to find two numbers that multiply to a*c while adding up to b

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then just seperate the bx value into those two values

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and finally factor by grouping

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if you didnt understand that i can go over each step

urban topaz
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but like -3cx^3-6cx^2+72cx= -3cx(x+6)(x-4)

vagrant hazel
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oh that

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well yeah but that isnt exactly like what i said

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thats kind of just taking out a common factor from each term

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yes

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spiral kindle
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Can anyone here help explain to me inverse Matrixes

fair olive
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help

spiral kindle
fair olive
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@Helper

spiral kindle
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I have NO idea what this slide is saying

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And what they're doing

swift heron
spiral kindle
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Switching

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Multiplying by non zero

swift heron
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Like what does it mean for for a matrix to be an inverse by another

spiral kindle
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Adding two matrixes

swift heron
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Specifically what is A * A^-1

spiral kindle
swift heron
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Specifically, when you multiply A by its inverse, you get the identity matrix

spiral kindle
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I don't know what an identity matrix is

swift heron
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Thats why we row reduce [A | I] to find. A^-1

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its just

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[1 0 ; 0 1]

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its kind of like

spiral kindle
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but like in the slide what are they trying to get

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Like why did they do 3R1+2R2

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What was that supposed to find

gray shell
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to remove bottom row

spiral kindle
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Of A or I

swift heron
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you're trying to get the LHS to I, and the RHS will be your inverse

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if you can't create an identity matrix with the LHS you don't get a proper inverse

spiral kindle
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I'm so sorry I am unfamiliar with what acronyms LHS and RHS mean 😭

swift heron
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uh

spiral kindle
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Lower half side?

swift heron
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you see the middle line

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in the matrix

spiral kindle
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Yes

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The dotted

swift heron
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left of t hat

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is A originally

spiral kindle
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Ahh okay

swift heron
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and right of that

spiral kindle
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Is I

swift heron
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is the Identiity

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uyes

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so you want to get the left side to

spiral kindle
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so am I trying to turn A into RREF?

swift heron
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yes

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you want to turn the left part

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into I

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and whatever the right part turns into

spiral kindle
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and I into A?

swift heron
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is the inverse

spiral kindle
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oh

swift heron
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no

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I will become A^-1

spiral kindle
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Whatever the right part turns into is

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The inverse

swift heron
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yes

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if you cant get the left side

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to I

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you don't have a inverse

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like in the example provided

spiral kindle
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Okay let me try solving a problem and if I'm successful I'll close this

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Thank you

swift heron
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No problem

gray shell
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this matrix doesnt have an inverse right?

swift heron
spiral kindle
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There was no example problem after that now there's determinants 😬

swift heron
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😭

spiral kindle
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Okay so essentially this is saying

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Instead of doing that one inverse method with LHS with RHS

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I can find the determinant to find the inverse?

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No wait hold on

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ad-cb not equaling 0 means that there is an inverse to this matrix

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and if I find that out then I can simply do 1/ad-cb

gray shell
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just ask chatgpt, try this

spiral kindle
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huh

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Oh example problem to find the determinant and inverse?

gray shell
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yes

spiral kindle
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Can I see ur prompt

gray shell
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ask it to give you example problems

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"give me an example problem for inverse 2x2 matrixes with answers"

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The integral of x^n is x^(n+1)/(n+1) +C and the integral of 1/x is ln(x). Does this mean x^(n+1)/(n+1) +C "approaches" ln(x) in some way?

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languid gorge
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How does that relate to x^(n+1)/(n+1)?

fallen surge
languid gorge
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But I expect n to "approach" -1, not be added

fallen surge
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im not sure what you mean by that

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x^{n+1}/{n+1} will approach 0 if |x| <=1 and diverge otherwise

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Ok, I have in my notes the following :
integral of x^n is x^(n+1)/(n+1) +C

Plug in n = -1, we get integral of x^-1 is x^0 / 0 + C, but division by zero is undefined, and instead we get that the integral is ln(x) + C.

But if we plug in n = -0.9999, we get x^0.001 / 0.001 + C

Since -0.999 is close to -1, integrals should be close too, so x^0.001 / 0.001 + C is "close to" ln(x) + C

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ok i see, you want to compute $\lim_{y\to 0} \frac{x^y}{y}$, then indeed we can apply l'hopitals rule, to get $\lim_{y\to 0}\frac{\ln x\cdot x^y}{1}=\ln x$

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how do you find the work done by friction without the coefficient of friction

amber schooner
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energy

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!xy

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mystic garden
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ok so I have a roller coaster that i actually had to build irl. i need to find the work done by friction at certain points on the roller coaster. i have the mass, height, and distance.

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mass is 0.008 kg

amber schooner
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well what can you tell me about the change in energy of the system when all forces are conservative

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there’s this important law in physics

mystic garden
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theyll be no change

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right

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?

amber schooner
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yea

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so U_1 + K_1 = U_2 + K_2 + W_f

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W_f accounts for the remaining energy

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so you can find the standard U + K and find the difference between that and the initial amount

mystic garden
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what is U

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and K

amber schooner
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gravitational potential and kinetic

mystic garden
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U is grav?

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ok this makes sense so far

amber schooner
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good

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it should

mystic garden
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k wait

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doesnt this not work if I only have the ideal grav and kinetic without friction

amber schooner
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wdym ideal

mystic garden
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like

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for me

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u2 + k2 is the same as u1 + k2

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so Ef would just be 0

amber schooner
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🤔

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we’re looking at two distinct points on the rollercoaster

mystic garden
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like

amber schooner
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if they’re the same then there is no work done by friction

amber schooner
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or u1 rather

mystic garden
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ye

amber schooner
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and k1

mystic garden
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u2

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typo

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like we had to calculate it ignoring friction to start

amber schooner
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mhm

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how are you measuring the speed?

mystic garden
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so just mgh + mv^2/2

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using mv^2/2

amber schooner
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yea but you’re using measurements yea

mystic garden
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yes

amber schooner
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you can’t find K if you don’t know v

mystic garden
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I have velocity

amber schooner
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are you using photo gates?

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oh they gave it to you

mystic garden
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i dont know what that is

amber schooner
mystic garden
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oh

amber schooner
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i assumed you were performing an experiment

mystic garden
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i just calculated with mass and energy

amber schooner
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it would be best if you send the original problem instead of having us try to guess what’s confusing you

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i have to go eat though

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if you still need help later lmk

mystic garden
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i dont even rly have the original question

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it was just to build a roller coaster

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get mesurments

amber schooner
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this is an assignment though

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right

mystic garden
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yes

amber schooner
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alright well if you could provide the instructions that would be helpful

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i’m going to go now though

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maybe someone else will help

ebon vigil
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Hello Sir! I am one of Gus’ group members

mystic garden
ebon vigil
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Instructions were written using ChatGPT and not even our teacher understands them

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This is our SOS.

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SOMEONE PLEASE HELP

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WE ARE SO LOST

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IM BEGGING

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PLEASE

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velvet heart
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open a channel

ebon vigil
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jow do you do that

velvet heart
ebon vigil
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WE HAVE A CHANNEL.

mystic garden
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arent we in one

ebon vigil
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THIS IS A SHARED CHANNEL.

velvet heart
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oh right

ebon vigil
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are you gonna help or…?

feral canopy
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what’s up guys

ebon vigil
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JUSTIN

mystic garden
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thank you justin

ebon vigil
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PLEASE HELP US

mystic garden
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we need help

feral canopy
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is this ap physics?

mystic garden
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gr 11 physics

soft solstice
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Hello

ebon vigil
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no, just psycho teacher physics

soft solstice
ebon vigil
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okay so we have this project where we needed to build a roller coaster

mystic garden
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need to find work done by friction

soft solstice
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Just take your time and please explain concisely

ebon vigil
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and so we built a roller coaster, and then we have application questions to answer

soft solstice
ebon vigil
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and one of the questions is to find the work done by friction on the marble

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but we dont know how to do that because we dont have coefficient of friction

soft solstice
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So, work done by friction will naturally be attributed to any energy loss found between your two measurements

mystic garden
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but we dont have measurments of friction

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they are calculated

ebon vigil
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and the following question is to find the actual mechanical energy, and we keep getting negative answers.

mystic garden
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i mean energy sry

soft solstice
ebon vigil
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can you help us please guy from the thing

mystic garden
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some guy said it was this

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U_1 + K_1 = U_2 + K_2 + W_f

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but that gets me 0

soft solstice
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But the theoretical system needs to account for friction, it can’t be ideal

soft solstice
mystic garden
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we had to calculate ideal for the project as well

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yes 1 sec

ebon vigil
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Gus will send his

soft solstice
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Please indicate to me which is potential and kinetic 1&2 respectively

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I’m talking like an AI because I’m tired

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But not too tired don’t worry

ebon vigil
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we feel you

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you know our physics teacher is always too tired to teach us so she uses chatgpt.

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its very unfortunate we are all lost and failing

soft solstice
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Oh dear.

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That’s out of order

ebon vigil
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are you british?

feral canopy
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sounds like an average physics class

ebon vigil
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JUSTIN WELCOME BACK

soft solstice
ebon vigil
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the more help the better guys

ebon vigil
mystic garden
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so distance of track total: 3.45m
weight of ball 0.008kg
time taken from drop to stop: 2.87
point 1 height: 0.7m
point 2 height 0
Eg1: 0.055
Ek1: 0
Eg2: 0
Ek2: 0.055

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lmk if u need more

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and v at point 2 is 3.7m/s

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mystic garden
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bot a little late

ebon vigil
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i was 😭😭

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justin and the guy from the thing do you guys understand this?

soft solstice
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Check to the 5 or 6th significant figure if these are identical

mystic garden
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for which

soft solstice
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Eg 1 and Ek2

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Others are ideally zero

ebon vigil
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arent they supposed to be identical

soft solstice
mystic garden
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0.5488

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for eg1

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and ek2

ebon vigil
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because at the start there is only potential energy and at the end its just kinetic?

soft solstice
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(All this means is that you lose energy due to other factors, air resistance etc)

mystic garden
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these are the ideal calculations

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but i dont know how to do them with friction

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without just using tools to measure it

soft solstice
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@mystic garden

mystic garden
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ok

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honestly its to late for me to redo all this

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its due tmr

soft solstice
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Alright

soft solstice
mystic garden
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like recalculate

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and use diff sig digs

soft solstice
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Sorry there should be a 0 after the decimal point for Eg1

mystic garden
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ok but is there like

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a formula to find force of friction

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using what i have

soft solstice
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That is just not how friction works

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You need to find the difference

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Or do the values you have given me not account for friction?

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I mean, you said ideal

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But then

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If it is ideal there’s nothing to find

mystic garden
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yeah they dont account for friction

soft solstice
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Oh okay

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Then yeah

mystic garden
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but i need to calculate now with friction

soft solstice
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You cannot

mystic garden
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and i dont know how

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thats what im saying yk

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shouldnt be possible

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and my teacher smells like shit

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so im just in a rly bad place here

ebon vigil
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she doesnt smell like shit just teaches like shit

soft solstice
mystic garden
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no

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i calculated them

soft solstice
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Right okay, tell me step by step what you’ve done in this lab

mystic garden
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i built a roller coaster

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i measured heights at different points, and the weight of ball

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using that

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i used mgh and mv^2/2 to calculate the energys

soft solstice
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How did you get v

mystic garden
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no i calculated it by using the energy i got and the equation Ek = mv^2/2

soft solstice
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Okay

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How did you get energy

mystic garden
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with mgh

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for grav at least

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and k with mv^2/2

soft solstice
mystic garden
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Ek

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kinetic enegry

soft solstice
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So you were given Ek or?

mystic garden
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wait no

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i found it

soft solstice
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So you assumed Ek = Ep?

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That is your issue

mystic garden
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by first finding that the starting point had no Ek

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and Em was 0.55

soft solstice
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Yeah this is where that has went wrong

mystic garden
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but point 2 had no heght

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height

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so Ek is EM

soft solstice
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You have assumed that the system has no friction

mystic garden
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which is 0.055

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I know

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becasue thats what i first had to do

soft solstice
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You can't do that if you're finding friction

mystic garden
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Ok

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si

soft solstice
mystic garden
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how should i go about re doing it

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yes

soft solstice
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Crazy

mystic garden
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we have to calc ideal and actual

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ik

soft solstice
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So

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In total

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You measured height and time until stop or?

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Because you also gave a t value

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Also

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What did this track look like?

mystic garden
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i measured time with stopwatch

soft solstice
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Alright

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And what did the track look like?

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And for what period did you measure?

mystic garden
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ion have a pic

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ill draw it 1 sec

soft solstice
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Okay

mystic garden
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with points

soft solstice
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And you started measuring time at point 1 and ended at point 4 I presume?

mystic garden
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yes

soft solstice
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Was it at rest at point 4?

mystic garden
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point 4 is as soon

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it stop

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yes

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so all E will be friction

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at 4

soft solstice
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Do you know the height of the loop and the height of the hill?

mystic garden
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loop is 0.25m

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hill is 0.09m

soft solstice
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And do you know the distance between point 1 and 2 and 2 to 3

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Both horizontally and vertical

mystic garden
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i just guessed

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0.7m

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from 1 to 2

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and 1.5m from 1 to 3

soft solstice
mystic garden
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idk

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just in length of trach

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honestly

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that distance can be pretty

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much made up

soft solstice
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Okay

viral sun
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hello i am also from gus and maya's group

soft solstice
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Maybe like .9m?

viral sun
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can you join our meet call and explain please

soft solstice
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.8m if it was very sharp

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hmm?

mystic garden
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its pretty sharp

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lets go .8

soft solstice
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Alright

viral sun
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could you explain on the meet?

soft solstice
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What type of meet sorry?

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I don't know

viral sun
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a google meet call

ebon vigil
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Google

soft solstice
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I could do a discord call

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I'm not really comfortable using my email for that, as it has my name in it

viral sun
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okay, no problem thanks

ebon vigil
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Sure

mystic garden
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im lowkey gonna give up

viral sun
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on life

mystic garden
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can i have a note from you i can give to my teacher saying this is too hard

soft solstice
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I mean I'm not a professor or anything just a university student

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But this question is definitely possible

viral sun
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maybe if you're in a deep state of psychosis

mystic garden
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we have a sub today and he said "i dont know how she expects you to do that"\

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and hes british

viral sun
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hes a kiwi

ebon vigil
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hes from new zealand

soft solstice
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I have an idea

viral sun
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whats your idea

soft solstice
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Just measure the time the ball would take to cover each component ideally

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Sum these together

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This (Hopefully) will be lower than your actual real time

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Then that is a proof of concept that friction exists

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Then finding kinetic friction is possible

viral sun
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this is getting theoretical im confused

mystic garden
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ok i get it

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but how do i measure ideal time

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oh using the speeds

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but wouldnt i need a lot of speeds

soft solstice
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Also yes

mystic garden
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so how

soft solstice
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As we are most likely working with a non linear change in velocity over time

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Just break it into several parts and do it step by step

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The first ramp from point one

mystic garden
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i have 3 speeds

soft solstice
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Can be assumed to be a straight line

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Ok I'll give more of a thorough outline

mystic garden
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i have 0m/s at start, 3.7m/s at bottom of first hill 3m/s at top of loop and 3.47 m/s at top of hill

soft solstice
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And how did you find these?

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Are they calculated?

mystic garden
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yep

viral sun
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using the formula for kinetic friction

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and the law of conservation of mass

soft solstice
mystic garden
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yes

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top of hill is the other little hill

soft solstice
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And the speed at the end of the second hill will be the same as the start of the second hill again, 3.7ms

mystic garden
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yes

soft solstice
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So ideally you have a lot more measurements than you think

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Just the time to do the loop and the second hill will be a lot more cumbersome

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Make some easy notation for this by the way

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Like for your specific system

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Like t hill 1, t loop, t hill 2, t end (All ideal)

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And you just need a couple more things

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Like the width of hill 2 assuming it's a uniform half circle

mystic garden
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bro its too late for ts

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like its over

soft solstice
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and the distances between the parts of track

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but you have measured these

mystic garden
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do you agree this is too hard

soft solstice
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For pre university math

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Yes this is quite difficult

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not impossible

viral sun
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this is physics

soft solstice
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Okay even then

viral sun
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our teacher got this fro, chatgpt

soft solstice
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Pre university physics certainly

mystic garden
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thats what im sayin

soft solstice
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As this requires a pretty decent understanding of calculus

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Most likely

mystic garden
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bro what

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we have not done that

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at all

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thats next sem

soft solstice
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Possibly not that's just my conjecture on the matter

mystic garden
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ig theres multiple ways to do it

soft solstice
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Typically yes

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But you'll learn that much later

mystic garden
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i just dont know the way she wants us to do it

soft solstice
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I didn't learn about multiple ways of solving kinematics problems until 2nd year of university

soft solstice
mystic garden
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lmao

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she deadass tells us to use chatgpt to help us

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wait guys

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SHE EXTENDED IT TO THURSDAY

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im saved

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I have no idea how to do questions like this A triangle with sides of 21cm 72cm and 75cm is cut into parts that form a quadrilateral. Find in cm^2, the area of the largest quadrilateral that can be formed.

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In central difference method for approximating the derivative is there cases where it won't be applicable?

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I found a case where there isn't enough information if we want to approximate 1/x close to 0.

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but is there a general way to say it. I tried to search, but didn't find anything

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hello

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inner ore
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you guys will love this one

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imagine a true 50% probability coin flip or whatever u want, just true 50/50 odds

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we move in steps of 1, and on one end we have -2, on the other end we have +2

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what are the odds of us reaching either side first? every move in steps of 1 has a 50/50 odd

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so lets say if we flip heads we will move left (-1), we flip tails we move right (+1)

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are yall with me so far

wanton sierra
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sounds like e shenanigans to me

inner ore
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im going somewhere with this

karmic umbra
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is it not just 1/2

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by symmetry

inner ore
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yes rain youre correct

wanton sierra
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i suppose i overthought lol

inner ore
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ok so now if one end had -4, and the other end had +2

karmic umbra
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this is called a random walk

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in 1d

inner ore
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which will i reach first, what is my % probability of reaching either side first

inner ore
wanton sierra
inner ore
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are u sure

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so 33% chance of reaching -4, and 66% chance of reaching +2 roughly?

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i have one final variation after this, and thats the final thing i need to know

wanton sierra
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idk the more i think abt it the more i think thats wrong, i just looked at it as 2 steps left needed to offset 1 step right

inner ore
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idk i came to u guys for help

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because i dont know how to calculate it

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@karmic umbra any input

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im just gonna write the final variation anyway so that someone sees it , if u figure it out also @wanton sierra

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finally i want to imagine 2 stages.
stage 1 : what are the odds of us reaching -2 vs +2 in a random walk moving in steps of 1, with a 50/50 true random odds?
stage 2 : what are the odds of us reaching -4 vs +2 in a random walk moving in steps of 1, with a 50/50 true random odds?
stage 3 - final question ; can we combine those 2 odds together? if we wanted to reach +2 in both stages. for example, there's a 50% chance i reach +2 in stage 1, then whatever % chance to reach +2 in stage 2, combine that together. tldr : the % chance of me reaching +2 in both stages first passing stage 1, then stage 2

karmic umbra
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um if this is not homework

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if this isnt homework you can just look this up

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1d random walk

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this is a classic problem

inner ore
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i have 0 math foundation

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i come to smart people for help

karmic umbra
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what is this for

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are you a cs kid

inner ore
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nah

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im trying to build a nuclear bomb

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that was a joke

inner ore
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@static totem you might be my last hope

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i have returned once again seeking refuge in your knowledge

static totem
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i don't know random walks unfortunately

inner ore
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damn

odd edgeBOT
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@inner ore Has your question been resolved?

inner ore
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surely somebody that understands random walks helps with this ^

odd edgeBOT
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@inner ore Has your question been resolved?

odd edgeBOT
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@inner ore Has your question been resolved?

odd edgeBOT
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@inner ore Has your question been resolved?

odd edgeBOT
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@inner ore Has your question been resolved?

odd edgeBOT
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@inner ore Has your question been resolved?

steel raven
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some good 1d explanation here, as mentioned above.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_walk

you'll want to refine your question to those odds within a certain amount of steps. my stats is weak, but adding probabilities is usually pretty funky.

summer cradle
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i think you can solve this with probability generating functions

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let me do my thang

summer cradle
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hm it is a tough one. i will try something else

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summer cradle
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.reopen

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nooooo

odd edgeBOT
summer cradle
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oh

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oops

tired maple
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do u need elp?

summer cradle
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yea but not with math

tired maple
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with wat ;o

summer cradle
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and actually it seems that f(a,b) = [1 - a/(b-a), a/(b-a)]

paper onyx
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This makes sense

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It an interesting question

paper onyx
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Even though your case 3 makes no sense to me

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The event ends as soon as you reach 2 or -2

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So it will be same as case 1

summer cradle
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wdym

paper onyx
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As in when you reach either 2 or -2

summer cradle
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oh you're not talking to me

paper onyx
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That's it the event ends

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Your algorithm is correct

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I was referring to case3 that @inner ore

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Presented with

summer cradle
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damn even without seeing it

paper onyx
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It makes perfect sense

summer cradle
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,calc 15/(15+37)

clever fjordBOT
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Result:

0.28846153846154
paper onyx
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It's working because you just wrote sum of an infinite geometric progression

summer cradle
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are you talking to me

paper onyx
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I think so

summer cradle
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my algorithm has nothing to do with that

paper onyx
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.-.

summer cradle
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it's a markov chain computation

paper onyx
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Oh

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My fault

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I thought you were answer the question above yours

summer cradle
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i am kekehands

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i was answering it and then the channel closed

paper onyx
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I am confused

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But still that's all I had to say case 3 makes no sense

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Case 2 Is correct

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That's all

inner ore
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Can you guys finish the stage 3 I mentioned

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Combining stage 1 and 2 together

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That’s the one I’m stuck on

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because individually it makes sense I don’t know how to add the 2 probabilities together

paper onyx
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What does stage 3 even mean

inner ore
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if the first one has a 50% chance of success, and the second has a 66% chance of success

summer cradle
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so basically it will be like stage 1 then similar to stage 2 but you start at position 2?

inner ore
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it’s not even a stage sorry I just need the odds of reaching +2 on both stages like combined

summer cradle
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wdym 'combined'

paper onyx
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It the same

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If you start at 0

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The chances of reaching 2 and -2 are the same

inner ore
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so for example, if I pass stage one and reach +2, then I attempt stage 2 and reach +2, what are the odds of that happening

paper onyx
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Even if there were infinite numbers on both sides

inner ore
paper onyx
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Oh so like stage 1 happens

inner ore
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so reaching +2 on the second stage has a 66% chance

paper onyx
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then stage 2 happens

inner ore
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yes

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Correct

paper onyx
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I understand the problem now

inner ore
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so like, if stage one is a ‘success’ and I reach +2, I move to stage 2

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now the parameters are -4 on one end, and +2 on the other end

paper onyx
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So chances of reaching +2 = 1/2

inner ore
quasi sparrow
paper onyx
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Wait

summer cradle
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i think we're just going to +2

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resetting to 0 in between stages

summer cradle
inner ore
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I know I didn’t specify it well my bad

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So you start from 0 on both stages

summer cradle
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you can just multiply the probabilities together. 1/2 chance for success, then 2/3

paper onyx
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.-.

inner ore
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So my main question is : if I pass stage 1, and stage 2, altogether what is my % probability of passing both stages altogether

paper onyx
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So answer is just 1/6

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Completing stage 1 is 1/2

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Completing stage 2 is 1/3

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Multiply

inner ore
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I think

paper onyx
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To reach -4 is 1/3

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To reach +2 is 2/3

inner ore
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im trying to reach +2

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Yeah

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On both stages

paper onyx
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Then yeah

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1/2* 2/3

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So 1/3 it is

inner ore
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So 1/3

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There’s a 33% chance

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I pass both stages

paper onyx
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Yes

inner ore
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Okay that sounds about right

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thank you guys i know this was a lot of work

paper onyx
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Their a 1/6 chance you pass Stage 1 and not 2

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And 1/2 chance you don't even reach stage 2

inner ore
paper onyx
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And 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/6 =1

inner ore
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Love that , very useful

paper onyx
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So we are correct

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That's all the possibilities

inner ore
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Essentially , once I pass stage one, there’s like a 5/6 odd I pass stage 2?

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Or did I math bad

paper onyx
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If stage 1 is clear

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We know that

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100%

inner ore
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Yea

paper onyx
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Then probability of clearing stage 2 is just

1* 2/3